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POLS 320/3620 - Introduction to International Relations Theories (3 cr.)


Prerequisites
POLS 1001  or POLS 2003 , RHET 1010 , POLS 2405  

Description
This course provides students with a foundational understanding of international relations theories. Students will engage in discussions of how these theories are applied to cases throughout history, gaining a thorough knowledge of the explanatory capabilities and limits of each of the major theories.

When Offered
Offered in fall and spring.


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